Couple killed after motorcycle crashes into car on NSE


IPOH: A couple was killed when the motorcycle they were travelling on crashed into a car at KM364 of the North-South Expressway, near Tanjung Malim.

Muallim OCPD Supt Sulizmie Affendy Sulaiman said the man, identified as Mohamad Nazrul 41, died on the spot while his wife, Norwahidah, 34, died while being transported to the Slim River Hospital after the 1pm incident on Monday (Dec 14).

Supt Sulizmie said the incident occurred when the car driver, heading to Johor, lost control of the vehicle and hit the middle divider.

“The car had stopped horizontally in the middle of the two-lane highway.

“The victims’ motorcycle that was coming from the same direction could not stop in time and crashed into the back door on the left side of the car, ” he said.

“Both vehicles burst into flames following the incident, ” he added.

Supt Sulizmie said the car driver, 40, was uninjured.

“A post-mortem will be conducted on both the victims to know the cause of death, ” he said, adding that the incident would be investigated under Section 41 (1) of the Road Transport Act.

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